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Who Am I?
“How would you describe yourself to someone who can’t see you?”To answer the question is by harder than some may think. I have a number of friends who are blind. Personally I have low vision and considered legally blind. As a disabled person, one might think that it is rather easy to describe myself to Read more
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Being Orthodox
Orthodox is a lifestyle not just a religion I was an Orthodox Jew. Now I’m a Jewish Orthodox Christian. Orthodox life (Jewish or Christian) is a lifestyle, not just a faith or religion. It’s my identity. My day from the moment I wake up until I go to sleep revolves around Orthodox life. Prayers, the Read more
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Loneliness
Everyone at some point in time feels lonely. You can be surrounded by people you love and care about but even then, loneliness creeps in. For me, loss has come in many forms : Loneliness is difficult to handle. You may have lots of tools in your toolbox to help you make it through but Read more
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Trust
What quality do you value most in a friend?Trust The most valuable thing in any friendship is trust. Trust comes with respect. When a person respects another, there is a strong bond of trust established between the two. Trust allows open communication between people. Trust provides an unbreakable bond. When trust and respect are damaged Read more
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Disability and Religion
On what subject(s) are you an authority?Living with A Disability and Religion While I’m quite eclectic in my academic knowledge. There are two subjects that I would consider myself to be an authority. Although I use that term in a lenient manner. Having lived with a number of disabilities since birth and childhood, I’m an Read more
Dr Kelly Fleming 